Physiological Nasal Airflow: Learn How the Nose Works

[@gg21410]

Do you see patients with ENS? There is no one in my country who will even try to help with it :( I like the way you explain things on here, I don’t see any other Doctor doing this or being real about ENS, all they do on this app is advertise turbinate surgery 😢 I always send your video to people trying to understand airflow after surgery damages, there’s thousands of people in forums with post surgical issues who literally have no idea about any of this and are just scrambling around the internet for answers. Your video really helps visualise things, thank you

[@chassenstewart4514]

Doing the caregiver thing in your waiting room and this video combined with the caregiver video... really makes me feel at ease. That you're taking great care of "Mother-Dearest".

[@voiceofseasons907]

"You didn't have a big brother" lol

[@discerningacumen]

I'm a mathematician and theoretical scientist. And I'm a real Christian. I have never seen a good medical doctor like this KZbinr MD, Dr. Douglas Scarada. Because of my background, I know well how the theory of entropy is defined and functioning in mathematics as well as in chemistry and physics. The odds of creating a single DNA (let alone a single cell) by chance is zero in any stretch of scientific theory. I can easily prove this in math. Because most MD worship the theory of evolution as the doctrine. Because they are all blind. And sometimes, some of them urged me that organ like appendix is vestigial that he or she can remove it. But I refused it in my school days. But after 20 years passed, the organ is proven functional, not vestigial. Therefore, I am not comfortable with most of MDs in this sense. I'm happy to know the doctor like MD, Dr. Douglas Scarada here!!!

[@adoughman3710]

Thank you so much for making this video! It is so thorough, and you explain things so well! I just had the sinus surgery a couple days ago and I was told none of this! Thank you again this was so helpful and good to know!

[@Backwardsman95]

Most informative video I've seen about nasal breathing

[@snap8353]

It's really a great video I hope county's ENTs watch this too.

[@janetpalmer9626]

Thank you for the explanation. It was well worth the time it took to watch and listen.

[@nenadcubric2663]

I couldnt breathe trough my nose till 32,after removal of the lower turbines, now i can breath, dont have any other problem but freely breathing, job done with a Laser

[@martylesnick2032]

DR. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SINCERE APPROACH TO HELP PEOPLE WITH COMPROMISED NASAL BREATHING. TO TALK ABOUT THE VERY LIFE CHANGING EFFECT OF ENS THAT CAN HAPPEN WHICH IS VERY SERIOUS. WELL DONE DR. Susan

[@bitcoinbossthecryptomania9720]

May God bless you. I live in Canada and I have a large mucous cyst in my right maxillary sinus. I have been to several ENTs here in Canada they don’t seem to know a single thing but cut off your turbinate. It’s either they don’t care about nasal airflow or don’t understand it, instead they just inserted a tube down the lower part of my nose and then checked my septum, then cut back my lower turbinate and finally concluded that my air way is clear, but I feel thickly stuffed at the top of my nose in the area between the eyes and a couple of days after the process I feel worse than I had gone to the hospital. I’ve been suffering for years now and can’t get help. I only get appointments once after about 4 to 5 months, and so tired, mentally stressed and frustrated, I feel physically drained every single day of my life. If anybody knows a doctor here Canada who can help me I will honestly appreciate, simply send a reply to this message and I can follow up. Thank you 🙏🙏

[@ibrahimshareef6009]

Great info. Thanks

[@oliverbrunncarstens4215]

Just what I wanted to know, thank you! 👃🏻

[@regretsonly44]

Amazing explanation... I wish i had doctor like you in my country.. can you make a video on good method for inferior turbinate reduction.

[@reniaesaddler8632]

How do I communicate this to my ENT? They did a septoplasty and turbinate reduction, and I can breathe better, but the left nostril pinches to my septum when breathing and laying with that side upward. Congestion seems to collect into the left side and is chronically trapped in the upper middle part of my left nostril just below the bridge. Breathing in, snot comes with the air and feels trapped above my mouth roof. Breathing out, always a string of snot comes, so I have to keep wiping and blowing my nose so that it doesn’t build up and come out at inappropriate times when breathing, like when talking with customers or anyone. So the surgeon now wants to open the sinuses, but even when I try explaining that collapse and pinching experience, they don’t seem to hear me.

[@laurenelizabeth9398]

Are you reluctant to ever do turbinate reductions? I had a turbinate reduction two years ago due to having a blocked ear. I had a deviated septum too from drug use but that wasn't operated on (that was what caused the blocked ear sensation). Come to find out later on that I am actually allergic to dust mites too, but the surgeon didn't get me tested prior to the surgery. He seemed to think that the easiest and most effective thing to do would be a turbinectomy. It has altered my airflow and now I can no longer take a deep satisfying breath.

[@renees.4908]

Thanks for the very helpful info! What treatments do you often recommend for opening up the nasal passageway, as an alternative to turbinate reduction surgery?

[@ModernNoseClinic]

Renee S. We always look for the balance of least invasive, least cost, easiest recovery, most rapid recovery. For each pt it will vary: some they simply need to treat allergy. I had a pt in the last few weeks who underwent allergy testing and was highly allergic to feathers... got rid of feather pillow, comforter, sleeping bag and sleeping with mouth closed. Others benefit from cryotherapy, delicate in office procedures, etc. Best of luck! Doug Skarada

[@tnoonan8359]

hi, I'm a patient of Dr Manya Helman. She is referring me to you soon and asked me to watch a few of your videos before. Did you ever notice the shape of the airflow is a sacred spiral?

[@ModernNoseClinic]

Thanks for your comment! I have been intrigued with airflow and Bernoulli’s principles of fluid dynamics. I look forward to seeing you soon to hear your thoughts on the sacred spiral! Doug Skarada

[@J.muslim.doctor]

thank you so much

[@TraversLee007]

Great video wish I watched this before I had that surgery. However you don’t explain what the RIGHT way is to treat people like myself with air restriction issues. If this is what not to do, then what is the correct way? My surgeon didn’t cut the turbinate but removed the bone behind it to ensure the turbinate remained and is able to filter the air properly. Not sure if that’s the right way or not? Would really love to know??

[@timcepin3386]

What percentage is "dramatically reduce" the inferior turbinate?

[@jex8315]

I never thought I’d get ENS and I did. it’s real. Don’t touch your turbinates.

[@timcepin3386]

You knew about it prior to your procedure?

[@user-cp6ks2wr3rb8]

Thank you doc , can only a septoplasty cause ens

[@tylerx8848]

One nostril is 0pretty much clogged and switches every 6 to 8 hours. Is this normal. I think I might just be hyper aware of it and worrying over nothing.

[@MN_Minnow]

My airflow feels too high after nasal surgery and too open i dont feel air by my inferior turbinates so I dont feel I'm breathing or sense air a lot. I dont feel any air inhaling and exhaling I have to force air out hard to feel it at top of nose. So I'm forced to mouth breathe even after surgery with empty nose syndrome. Can airflow too high be an issue?

[@UwinIquit]

Could you describe the regulation of nasal airflow?

[@josel4950]

Any surgeon you recommend in the new york / new jersey area

[@oscarriley465]

Hey I was after some advice please. The left side of my nose is keep drying out and crusting daily, I have a feeling my left frontal sinus opening isn’t working properly as I have to blow really hard to get mucous to drain down into my nose. And I recently had surgery to remove a polyp from my frontal sinus. Would this make my nose dry out if it is blocked and what treatment would you recommend? Thanks

[@ensaerodynamics8615]

Excellent. It's a shame that ENT doctors have no standards at all. They can do pretty much anything they want to do without regard for consequences.

[@ModernNoseClinic]

At the Modern Nose Clinic, we believe that medicine is broken. Go to our KZbin channel and you can watch the video on “ fixing medicine at the modern nose clinic”. One way that we believe medicine is broken is a lack of accountability. I think your comment speaks to that problem: ever visit she does an excellent job or ever physician does a terrible job they are compensated the same. This in the setting of the fact that there is a very high burnout in Medicine right now, this leads to some physicians moving quickly through clinic and not spending any time or thinking very hard. So we believe that physicians need to be more accountable. By the way, patients also need to be more accountable. Anyway thank you for your comment and I agree. We need to do better.

[@johndeal4381]

I have ENS. Are there any treatments or surgeries in the US that treat this horrific condition? I live in NC. What about UNC Chapel HIll? And are treatments covered by insurance/ Medicare?

[@oscarriley465]

Hi what are your symptoms and how did you end up with this please?

[@kauaireed9006]

Did you find help?

[@johndeal4381]

@@kauaireed9006 No. I went there and the doctor said I didn't have ENS. I disagree.

[@kauaireed9006]

@@johndeal4381 how did you get ens ? If you don’t mind me asking, thanks

[@johndeal4381]

@@kauaireed9006 Surgery for a deviated septum. Inferior turbinates rmoved.

[@evelynhernandez7106]

Don’t go to Mark Bianchi in Connecticut he doesn’t know how the nose works he removes all the turbinates and pushes them to the walls

[@jex8315]

How can he push them to the walls if he’s removed all of them 🤔

[@evelynhernandez7106]

Well I’m not a doctor but now that time passed and know a lot more about nasal anatomy he didn’t he outfractured ( moved to walls) so that caused a distortion of airflow and caused a lack of resistance

[@biggredd2008]

Did anybody tell you that you look like the Rabbi in Seinfeld..

[@ModernNoseClinic]

I love Seinfeld but will have to rewatch to see the Rabbi. Glad you didn’t compare me to George...

[@ModernNoseClinic]

Just rewatched the episode, u think I’m that good looking! Must be all the makeup I use...

[@BrendaL.Dominguez]

A jerk not a big brother